Newly promoted Detective Sergeant Joy Marsh is shipped out to Dover on the Kent coast to work under Detective Inspector Romney, a copper with a reputation as a cantankerous man but good at his job. On her first night as his sergeant, a brutal crime in the town starts a chain of events that will test the mettle, the resolve and the detective in both of them.

Oliver Tidy ist ein englischer Autor von Kriminalliteratur, dessen verschiedene Serien alle sehr beliebt sind. „The story is well written and Oliver Tidy deals with the delicate nature of the crimes in a reader friendly way. Rape is a difficult subject to cover, but don’t be put off, it is written with a great deal of care on the part of the author.“ (Rezensent) (1.148 Rezensionen / 4,4 Sterne), 228 Seiten – noch gratis?

Rebecca Levene ist eine britische Lektorin und Autorin von Fantasy.

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In a land where unimaginable horror lurks in the shadows, where the very sun and moon are at war, five people – Nethmi, the orphaned daughter of a murdered nobleman, who in desperation commits an act that will haunt her forever. Dae Hyo, the skilled warrior, who discovers that a lifetime of bravery cannot make up for a single mistake. Eric, who follows his heart only to find that love exacts a terrible price. Marvan, the master swordsman, who takes more pleasure from killing than he should.

Band 1 der Trilogie. „This book is a perfect blend of epic and ‚gritty‘ fantasy, combining the best aspects of the two genres.“ (Mithril Wisdom) (53 Rezensionen / 3,8 Sterne), 416 Seiten noch günstig?

Born in tragedy and raised in poverty, Krishanjit never aspired to be anything greater than what he was: a humble goatherd, tending his flock on the slopes of his isolated mountain home. But Krish has learned that he’s the son of the king of Ashanesland – and the moon god reborn. Now, with the aid of his allies, Krish is determined to fight his murderous father and seize control of Ashanesland. But his allies Dae Hyo, Eric and Olufemi, are dangerously unreliable and hiding secrets of their own.

Band 2 der Trilogie. „Levene is creating something I’ve not really encountered in fantasy fiction before, a story that is unfolding to create a credible history. The novel works on both the personal level of the characters but also as the unfolding of myth.“ (Rezensent) (9 Rezensionen / 4,1 Sterne), 481 Seiten noch günstig?

Her first week on the job, and Marshal Beth Mayo is hit with a sex assault case. It’s a nasty shock for the bucolic mountain town of Sugarloaf and for Mayo, who is still recovering from her husband’s death. Her initial skepticism grows into disbelief over the victim’s zany story, and she dismisses the case as a false report. Unfortunately, the same woman is soon discovered in the ruins of a ghost town, most definitely murdered.

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Diana Jager is clever, strong and successful, a skilled surgeon and fierce campaigner via her blog about sexism. Yet it takes only hours for her life to crumble when her personal details are released on the internet as revenge for her writing. Then she meets Peter. He’s kind, generous, and knows nothing about her past: the second chance she’s been waiting for. Within six months, they are married. Within six more, Peter is dead in a road accident, a nightmare end to their fairytale romance.

It is December 1878, and war looms on the horizon in South Africa. British High Commissioner Sir Henry Bartle-Frere seeks to dismantle the powerful neighbouring kingdom of the Zulus and uses an incursion along the disputed border as his justification for war. He issues an impossible ultimatum to the Zulu king, Cetshwayo, demanding he disband his armies and pay massive reparations. With a heavy heart, the king prepares his nation for war against their former allies.

James Mace schreibt schon lange sehr erfolgreich gut recherchierte historische Romane. “Mr Mason has a great way of telling the story at the level of the participants with well researched explanations of the everyday life of both the British and Zulu warriors.” (Leser) (61 Rezensionen / 4,6 Sterne), 505 Seiten – noch gratis?